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HSU Dons Address International Forums

Assistant Professors Mark Baker and Noah Zerbe, both recognized experts in their fields, were each sought out to present their research at international academic symposiums over the past month.

Noisy Wheels of Joy with Symphonic Band

Three conductors lead the HSU Symphonic Band in six modern band works by five living composers, and one dead guy. Not bad for one concert, which happens on Friday, Dec. 5 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.

CSU Applauds Film Professor’s Work

“Visual storytelling just keeps blossoming,” says Professor Ann Alter, head of the film program at Humboldt State University. It is Alter’s dedication and hard work that have helped HSU’s film program grow and bloom.

Franci Named CCAA Player of the Week

WALNUT CREEK — Humboldt State guard/forward Katie Franci has been named Wilson California Collegiate Athletic Association Women’s Basketball Player of the Week for the week of November 17-23.

Life-Saving Donor Drive Scheduled

The HSU Service Learning Center and Rotary District 5130 are leading local efforts in December's National Marrow Donor Recruitment Campaign.

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Botany Program Thrives at HSU

OK, if you had to name the top botanist of all-time who would you pick? The obvious choice, of course, would be the sly and debonair Leonhart Fuchs, but, then again, Otto Brunfels’s observations were pretty groundbreaking too. And, then there’s Hieronymus Bock …

Jacks Continue Winning Streak

Arcata – Zac Tiedeman scored 22 points and Humboldt State turned up the defensive pressure on the way to a 94-78 win over William Jessup in a non-conference game Monday.

Richmond Tapped for Science Board

Arcata – Humboldt State University President Rollin C. Richmond has been appointed by the University of California to the Board of Directors of the California Council on Science and Technology, a non-profit, non-partisan corporation that provides the state government with expert advice on science and technology policy issues.

How To Survive an Arcata Winter

Here on the North Coast a unique mixture of mild temperatures, seemingly constant rain and relatively high humidity adds up to a sartorial nightmare: down parka or a rain shell. Cotton hoodie or a heavy, insulated ski jacket? And, is a $500 technical arctic parka overkill in Arcata? Whether you're new to campus or just haven't been able to stay dry in our rainy winters, Humboldt State NOW's winter survival guide has a few ideas to keep warm and dry over the winter months.

Jacks Roll On With Win Over Simpson

ARCATA — Every active player on the roster scored and all saw significant playing time in helping Humboldt State to a 86-65 win over Simpson University in men's basketball action Saturday.

Professor Honored for Peace Efforts

Arcata - Humboldt State University Professor Emeritus Sam Oliner, an internationally recognized author, peace ambassador and founder of the Altruistic Personality & Prosocial Institute, has been awarded the 2008 Humboldt County Peacemaker Prize by the Eureka Interfaith Fellowship.

Basketball Wins in Home Debut

Arcata - Rolling out to a big lead early, Humboldt State put it in cruise control on the way to a 93-69 win over Southern Oregon University in men's basketball action Tuesday.

Arrest Made in Sexual Assault Case

Arcata ‐ A 24‐year‐old McKinleyville man was arrested on campus by Humboldt State University Police on Sunday, Nov. 16, for the alleged sexual assault of an 18‐year‐old Humboldt State University freshman. The crime allegedly occurred during the course of 12‐17 hours they reportedly spent together on Saturday night, Nov. 15, and the following Sunday morning.

HSU Champions International Education

Arcata - For the seventh straight year, Humboldt State University will promote programs that equip students for careers in a globalized world through International Education Week, a joint initiative of the U.S. Departments of State and Education.

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HSU Breaks Ground for New Housing

Arcata – Continuing its extensive modernization projects, Humboldt State University began work on Nov. 10 on new student housing to accommodate record enrollments and provide the campus with a state-of-the-art community center and retail space.

Guest Artist Bonnie Draina Sings of Love and Loss

With a program that ranges from Mozart and Schubert to Japanese lullabies and poems by Emily Dickinson set to the music of contemporary composers, soprano Bonnie Draina visits HSU from Boulder, Colorado, for a Guest Artist concert on Monday, Nov. 17 in Fulkerson Recital Hall.

From the Page to the Air: New Composers, New Beginnings

With help from fellow musicians, HSU students pursuing a degree in Composition move their notes from the page to the air, in a concert of new work dubbed _New Beginnings_, on Saturday, November 15 in the Fulkerson Recital Hall.

Variety is the Spice of Jazz

An all-string trio with a twist, a groove sextet and a bop quartet are this year’s HSU Jazz Combos, performing a mix of classics and original tunes on Friday, November 14 in the Fulkerson Recital Hall.

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Making the Journey

Towering redwood trees and miles of pristine beaches woo tourists to Humboldt County, but what about the sizable number of students who travel hundreds, if not thousands, of miles to attend HSU? What's the appeal? And why is Humboldt State able to attract more and more of these far-flung students every year?

Expanding the Culture

As she left the Latino Community Reception at the "Multicultural Center":http://studentaffairs.humboldt.edu/multicultural/ last year, Humboldt State student Gabriela Girona felt like something was missing. Girona, who is Puerto Rican and originally from upstate New York, found a broader understanding of the Latino experience in the United States lacking at Humboldt State. That sense of a missing connection prompted Girona to take action.

Greening the Eureka Waterfront

Eureka — After five years of searching the Humboldt Bay Sustainable Living Center has found a home along the Eureka waterfront, near Halverson Park. The center will feature an eco-hostel, a conference center, office space for green businesses and non-profits as well as a 100-mile café.